Hot Chocolate Bars Are A Versatile Way To Add Toppings To Your Drink
There's nothing like the holidays to make us all want to feel a little festive -- make your hot cocoa experience magical by setting up a hot chocolate bar.
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Dunkin's Fan-Favorite Pink Velvet Macchiato Will Return Alongside New Winter Items
After spending almost three years off the menu, Dunkin's fan-favorite Pink Velvet Macchiato will return alongside new winter items for a limited time.
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The Secret To Martha Stewart's Childhood Favorite Mashed Potatoes
Martha Stewart's go-to mashed potato recipe, passed down by her mother, contains a secret ingredient that has made it her favorite since she was a child.
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The First Pizzeria In The US Is Still Around Today
There are plenty of amazing pizza joints peppered all over the country, but who started it all back in the day? And yes, the company is still in operation.
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5 Parts Of An Egg You Haven't Heard Of Before
An egg just contains its shell, the white, and its yolk, right? Wrong! There is so much more to a little egg than first meets the eye. Let's learn about it!
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There Is Actually A Difference Between Chicken Tenders And Fingers
While it may appear that chicken tenders and chicken fingers are the same thing, there actually is a difference and it's related to where the meat comes from.
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Why The Brandy Old Fashioned Is Still A Hot Button Issue
An old fashioned cocktail is traditionally made with bourbon, and while some like to stick to the original recipe, a variation using brandy is causing a stir.
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The 2 Off-Menu Starbucks Drink Sizes You Can Order Anytime
If you wish your favorite Starbucks drink could be a little bigger or smaller, try asking for these cup sizes that aren't always displayed on the menu.
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Why It Always Pays To Buy Artichoke Hearts Frozen
If you love the earthy taste of artichokes but hate the prep work, there's a better way to work with the veggie - buy them frozen for more convenience.
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Ina Garten's Go-To Dutch Oven Is Probably Yours, Too
Ina Garten's favorite Dutch oven, the Le Creuset #26, can certainly be well worth the investment - so long as you know how to take good care of it.
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Flavored Ice Cubes Are Key To Deliciously Complex Frozen Margaritas
A cool and refreshing frozen margarita is always a nice treat, but the key to crafting an even more deliciously complex profile is using flavored ice cubes.
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The Best Bacon Grease Substitute When You're In A Pinch
If bacon grease is unavailable, it can be substituted with lard in a pinch. Both fats can be used interchangeably, though with a notable difference in taste.
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Martha Stewart's Key To Better Pies Is All In The Butter
Martha Stewart is chock full of useful baking tips. Her simplest tip for baking better pies is all about using the best butter possible for the pie crust.
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Charcuterie Chalets Kick Gingerbread Houses To The Curb
If you and your family enjoy meat and cheese more than gingerbread, you'll want to learn how to make a charcuterie chalet for your holiday gathering.
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Why Using The Shiny Side Of Tin Foil Doesn't Actually Matter
While the two sides of tin foil - shiny and dull - might make it seem like they hold different purposes, they are actually one and the same for cooking uses.
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Can And Should You Freeze Mayo?
If you want to freeze mayo, follow these tips to do it the right away, and learn what sort of changes the condiment might undergo after thawing.
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Cheese Boards Actually Don't Count As Charcuterie
The cheese boards of the United States are a far cry from a traditional charcuterie board, which comes, both in concept and in name, from France.
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It's Actually Not That Difficult To Make Avocado Roses
Adding a certain flair to your dishes and making your meals so photographable just got a whole lot easier. Slap an avocado rose on your plate with this trick.
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What It Means When Bacon Has A Green-Ish Sheen
Whenever this happens to be the case, we're left wondering how serious the situation is. Is the bacon still safe to eat, or should we throw it away?
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Can You Cook Frozen Chicken Without Thawing?
Are you craving chicken for dinner but forgot to take it out of the freezer ahead of time? Can you still cook it without thawing? Let's find out.
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The Essentials Ina Garten Always Keeps On Her Bar Cart
In the 'Ask Ina' section of her website, Ina Garten shared that she likes to have a handful of types of booze on hand for any given occasion.
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Canned Ingredients That Will Take Your Ramen To Another Level
Ah, the comfort of enjoying a hot bowl of yummy ramen. Did you know you could add canned ingredients to punch up the flavor and texture of ramen? Let's noodle.
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Use Sugar Over Rice For A Versatile Pie Weight
Using sugar as a pie weight not only results in a delicious, perfect pie crust but also creates a delicious and versatile byproduct: toasted sugar.
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Never Wait To Dry Your Knives After Cleaning. Here's Why
There are many reasons why you should never air-dry your knives or wash and dry them in the dishwasher, so learn how to take care of them properly.
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How To Tell When Your Bottle Of Wine Has Gone Bad
Wine oxidizes as soon as it's exposed to air, changing its taste, smell, and appearance, especially if you're familiar with your wine and know what to look for.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Brand Of Chocolate Chips Is A Nostalgic Favorite
Ina Garten doesn't use fancy chocolate bars in her chocolate chip cookie recipe, instead opting for one of the most beloved chocolate chip brands in America.
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There Is A Right (And Wrong) Way To Eat Ikea's Swedish Meatballs
You may have thought that the best way to eat a Swedish meatball is all at once, but there actually is a proper method to consuming delicious Swedish meatballs.
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